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This sub-series contains Stephen O'Mara Junior's personal correspondence with other individuals.

Correspondence with R. R. (‘Roz’) Zuger, 160 East 89th Street, New York 28, mainly relating to a Texan friend of Zuger’s seeking a cultured travelling companion for his forthcoming visit to Ireland. The letters also convey social and professional news.

Correspondence with Richard (Dick) Ray, Derravoher, Limerick, relating to the reduction in his pension and the appointment of his son James (Jim) Ray as sub manager.

Correspondence, mainly between Sheila O’Sullivan, Lower Baggot Street, Dublin and her uncle Stephen O’Mara, relating to her difficulties in adjusting to her studies, her wish to return to New York, and her desire to purchase a house. Also related letters from Kathleen de Courcy, Mary Rynne née O’Mara and others.

Correspondence with T. P. Kennedy Architect, 52 Upper Mount Street, Dublin, relating to Irish ecclesiastical architecture and the proposed architectural competition for Galway Cathedral.

This sub-series contains correspondence with or concerning tenants on Viscount Lismore’s estates primarily in Banteer, county Cork and on the townland of Feohanagh, county Limerick, mainly relating to rent payments and difficulties in meeting them; applications for loans or abatements; and local boundary and other disputes. The letters were originally inserted between the pages of P43/1/1/1/1/24.

This sub-series contains correspondence with or concerning tenants on Viscount Lismore’s estates in Clonmel, Fethard and Ballydrehid, county Tipperary mainly relating to rent payments and difficulties in meeting them; applications for loans or abatements; and local boundary and other disputes. The letters were originally inserted between the pages of P43/1/1/1/1/25.

Correspondence with tenants and tenants’ solicitors, mainly notices of rent due and acknowledgments of receipt of same. Also correspondence concerning repairs to be made the roof of premises occupied by Ita Cooke and who should pay for them. In three folders.

Correspondence with the American poet Beverley Githens Dresbach, ‘Bon Repos’, Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The letters deal in the main with Dresbach’s 100-line memorial poem to President Kennedy. In a copy reply, Condell discusses her decision not to seek re-election to the Mayoralty.

Correspondence with the Limerick Branch of the Bank of Ireland relating to John O’Brien’s business which ‘badly wants capital without which he will find it hard to properly develop it’ and the prospect of selling Towlerston Farm for the purpose.